An introduction to Meknes, Morocco, an Imperial City located in the Middle Atlas Mountains.
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Fez, Meknes, & Volubilis
If you enjoy the adventure of getting lost in a whimsical destination, Fez el Bali should be right up your alley…literally. Known for its seemingly infinite winding alleyways, Fez’s old town allows you to experience ancient Morocco with its well-preserved historical character. Wandering through the city’s narrow walkways is like embarking on a journey as [...]
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Volubilis is not a town in Morocco, but rather a set of Roman ruins situated near Moulay Idriss and outside of Meknes. The spot was probably chosen for its rich soil that would reap abundant crops, especially olives. Volubilis is one of the best preserved archaeological sites in Morocco and has been a Unesco World [...]
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A trip through time is almost everybody’s dream. There is a time machine right at your fingertips, and it starts on the plane. The journey begins when you land in Morocco. So let your Moroccan itinerary begin in a timeless setting. This little North African country sets on the modern side of history. Its roots, [...]
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If your first stop in Morocco is Casablanca then let your second stop be just 60 miles up the coast in Rabat. It is the country’s capital and where most of the foreign embassies are located as well as the country’s head of state, King Mohammed VI. The most talked about and well-visited site in [...]
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The Roman settlement of Volubilis, located in Morocco, has been around since at least the third century BC, where it was most likely constructed on top of a fallen Carthaginian city. This particular city was once the home of the main administrative center for Roman Africa during ancient times, and it was the home of [...]
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Just down the road from Fez lies the Imperial City of Meknes. Not on your Moroccan tour list? Well, it should be. Talk to your Moroccan tour operator and schedule a stop. It is definitely worth a visit. It’s quieter and smaller than most imperial cities, a sort of still-stored secret. If you’re into attractions [...]
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The Fez Medina is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and a unique, ancient city that has a distinct history.
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